Audio ProDRUMFIRE D-2 MKII Wireless Speaker | High Fidelity, Multiroom Bluetooth Speaker w/RCA & WiFi Input (2.4 & 5GHz) | Built-in Chromecast, AirPlay2 & Spotify Connect Compatible | Grey

I bought this speaker as well as a JBL Extreme 2 (ostensibly the same price, though I found the non-black JBL on sale for $200) I decided to keep the Audio Pro because I like the sound better. The JBL is no slouch mind you, but I preferred the the Audio Pro's sound quality, especially for vocals. I found the JBL's vocals to be just a bit thin.Another benefit that the Audio Pro enjoys over the JBL is how they sound at lower volumes. The JBLs really want to be played loud, whereas the Audio Pro unit is perfectly happy at any volume.Neither unit distorts at maximum volume. Speaking of maximum volume, both units get plenty loud enough to fill a good sized room, but will not fill your entire house with sound. It is interesting that the maximum volume is ABOUT the same for both, in spite of the amplifier power advantage enjoyed by the audio pro.I am a ROON fan so I was very pleased that the Audio Pro can be used as a ROON endpoint via its AirPlay support. This is AirPlay 1 so resolution is limited to CD quality. Still that works fine for my use.I have two minor complaints about the Audio pro:1.) Portability: Unlike the JBL Extreme2, the This Audio Pro speaker needs to be plugged in to an AC outlet. (120v and 240v power chords are included, and there is no physical switch, so it must be auto-sensing) This could be a deal breaker for some.2.) When moving the speaker (I use it in my office and in my shop), It takes it about 3 minutes before it is ready to be used. I think the time is used for searching for wifi connections. I do not know if making a physical (wired) connection using the Aux (headphone jack)/RCA/Ethernet inputs would fix this as I have not tried it. I actually called support when I first set this up, because I thought it might be defective.3.) Related to my portability comment above, it is not outdoor friendly. (You can't get it wet, as you would expect from a device connected to the mains)------Note: I did confirm with Audio Pro that this unit is the same as the upcoming C10 MKII with the following exceptions:1.) The MKII has a magnetically attached removeable grill. The cloth on the Drumfire is permanently affixed.2.) The MKII will support Airplay 2 as well as Chromecast, so it should support higher resolution when using ROON3.) Although U.S. Pricing has not been announced for the Addon C10 MKII, pre-order pricing in the UK is 500 quid, so I would expect a price point of around $500

Pricey but I love this.Very good sound. Quality of sound from bluetooth source far inferior to other input sources, but no worse than any other bluetooth connected sound quality. Maybe it's even more noticeable because the quality from other input sources is so good. Bass is not earthshaking, but definitely gets the job done. Great separation of highs, mids and low. And sound is loud and full matter your relative position (directly in front vs side vs next room and even upstairs/downstairs), it sounds great and without distortion.The versatility of input options are my favorite part of this...aux, rca, bluetooth, wifi. 4 presents (based on wifi) are so convenient, never have to pull out the phone to get to those 4 stations or podcasts or whatever you program them too. Also buttons directly on the unit to switch sources and turn on/off.Had some difficulty setting up, couldn't connect to wifi, couldn't get passed that to use other inputs, but a little patience, kept trying and got through.App has not been as bad as reviews I've read, takes some getting used to understanding where to find things, but once I figured it out, it's been fine. Love that you can switch input source directly from the app.Very happy with this, still have my sonos but have been going to this exclusively because of the ability to play anything from any source through this, as opposed to the limitations with sonos.

This speaker delivers on what I was looking for in a countertop speaker and provides full sound with solid bass. The speakers sounds much better than all my small speakers and can be turned up all the way with no distortion. I prefer a very bright sound but do not feel like the vocals or high end sparkle, however, it could be because I am old. I recall hearing the Sonos Play 5 and was amazed at the spatial sound, however, that is around $500. One issue I had when initially turning it on was that it did not appear to turn on and had no response to switching input sources but has not been an issue since. I like the speaker and my wife even approves of the vintage 70's look and tolerates it on the kitchen counter.

First a two day delivery turned into an over two week wait, and then when the product finally arrived, it wouldn't even power on. Tested in multiple working outlets throughout my apartment. Audio Pro customer service seems virtual non existent.From what I could tell the build quality seemed decent. The buttons on the top did feel cheap though, and I wouldn't expect longevity from them. Unfortunately I never got to hear how it sounds because the unit would not power on.Update: Amazon sent me a replacement speaker which was an unusually complicated process, and the replacement speaker ALSO DOESN'T WORK!*I have tons of home audio equipment and am 100% confident it's not user error. I never leave long ranting reviews like this but this company seems to be shipping out hot garbage and I'd like to save anyone I can from the hassle I've been going through over this purchase. Almost a month has gone by since the date of my original purchase and I'm still stuck waiting for a refund. I strongly advise anyone considering Audio Pro products to reconsider and go with something tried and true like the Klipsch 3 or a Marshall Stanmore.

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